Sentence examples for spread down from from inspiring English sources

High levels of ultraviolet radiation would spread down from polar regions as far south as Florida.

A small steel plate is impaled in the upper portion of the slab — Bilbao said that it is intended to rust over time, leaving a stain that will spread down from the puncture, an interpretation of Christ's wound.

Plants in those places had spread down from North America, and therefore might not have offered Panamacebus the plethora of fruit trees it needed to survive.

"Introduced by the British, football in Brazil spread down from the elites and Vasco, club of the city's Portuguese immigrants, did more than anyone to give the process a push.

Pintos have colour patterns called overo (white spreading irregularly up from the belly, mixed with a darker colour) and tobiano (white spreading down from the back in smooth, clean-cut patterns).

During the Pleistocene, beginning roughly 2.5 million years ago, volcanic activity in the Cascades combined with a cool, moist climate to produce further heavy sedimentation across the basin; braided rivers created alluvial fans spreading down from the east.

The Keukenhof is in the bulb fields that spread down the coast from Haarlem to Leiden, near the pretty little villages of Bennebroek, Hillegom and Lisse.

It has spread down the chain of command from Yum!'s 200 most senior executives to all restaurant managers and franchisees around the world; eventually, Mr Novak hopes, the entire workforce will learn Mr O'Keeffe's precepts.ABR is allowing Yum! to make far quicker progress on its three initiatives than would have been possible in the past, Mr Novak says.

Transported materials have been sourced from the dismantling of the Mesozoic mixed carbonate-siliciclastic platform and they can spread down slope over areas as large as 70,000 km2.

The neurotoxin will spread down to the frontalis muscle.

There have been 50,000 cases of acute watery diarrhoea in Somalia this year as pastoralists drink dirty water instead of the milk they used to get from animals, which have starved to death.There is much concern about Congo, where a cholera outbreak is spreading down the Congo River from the city of Mbandaka.